Techland’s standard zombie recreation Dying Light got here to Switch in 2021, however the brand new “Retouched” replace that improves the sport’s visuals and sound will not be headed to Switch, neither is the Polish developer engaged on a port of the sport for Switch 2.
In a press release to IGN, Techland mentioned, “The Dying Light: Retouched Replace will not be coming to Nintendo Switch.”
Concerning the potential of a Switch 2 port of the unique Dying Light, Techland mentioned that is not taking place both. The sport is playable on Switch 2 by way of backwards compatibility, however Techland will not be constructing a brand new model of the sport for Switch 2.
“Relating to a Switch 2 port of the unique Dying Light, now we have no plans at this second,” Techland mentioned, including that it is targeted on releasing Dying Light: The Beast in August for PS5, Xbox Collection X|S, and PC. “We now have no information to share about Nintendo Switch 2 right now.”
Dying Light boss Tymon Smektala instructed Wccftech lately that Techland would “love” to have The Beast come to Switch 2, however he had “nothing to announce.”
Dying Light’s sequel, Keep Human, was introduced for Switch again in 2021 by means of a “cloud model.” Nintendo’s web site says it was released on April 2, 2022, nevertheless it’s not obtainable.
Dying Light’s Retouched replace arrives immediately, June 26, for PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Collection X|S, and PC. The replace is targeted on “squeezing out much more” from the sport by way of visuals, nevertheless it’s not a remaster.